Business owners are often the last to take vacations, and if they do, it’s difficult to really unplug. But Dr. Martha Anne Rich can help.
Dr. Leesha Ellis-Cox: FACES of Birmingham
This Birmingham psychiatrist wants to help mothers everywhere “ditch the mommy guilt.” Meet our newest FACE of Birmingham, Dr. Leesha Ellis.
Your Complete Guide to Five Points South
Longtime Birmingham residents know that Five Points South was one of the city’s first and — at one time — most popular nightlife destinations. Here is your all-inclusive guide to the best places to eat, shop and play in this dynamic area of town.
Meet Two-Time Paralympian Karin Korb
Karin Korb was a competitive gymnast until an accident left her paralyzed. Now, she’s a two-time Paralympian and an access advocate with Lakeshore Foundation. Meet this motivated and dynamic FACE of Birmingham.
Jennifer Hunt of Dixie Design Collective: FACES of Birmingham
After identifying a void in the market and with a solid accounting background, Jennifer Hunt thought big and went for it, launching Dixie Design Collective. Find out her best advice, her favorite local restaurants and the secret to her success.
Sally Bird of Dot Fox: FACES of Louisville
A Highlands shopowner, entrepreneur and joy-seeker, Sally Bird of Dot Fox spills some keys to her retail success, her favorite Louisville spots and where she finds joy in everyday life. Get to know this inspiring FACE of Louisville.
Forensic Scientist Turned Freelance Artist: Meet Jamie Bonfigilo
Jamie Bonfiglio rerouted her career in forensic science to follow her passion for painting. Now, the full-time artist’s portrait of the mayor hangs in his office, and she’s teaching art classes in Birmingham. Get to know this inspiring FACE!
Giving Ladies a Leading Edge: Meet Shella Sylla of SisterGolf
When Shella Sylla realized that her male co-workers were closing business deals on the golf course, she decided to level the playing field for all women. Meet our inspiring new FACE of Birmingham!
Giving Ladies a Leading Edge: Meet Shella Sylla of SisterGolf
When Shella Sylla realized that her male co-workers were closing business deals on the golf course, she decided to level the playing field for all women.
Reviving Fourth Avenue: Past, Present & Future
The Fourth Avenue Business District, long home to many of Birmingham’s black-owned restaurants and retailers, is now poised for revitalization.
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